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God Used A Slave Girl

God Used A Slave Girl

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Theme:       Naaman, the commander of the King of Aram’s army, had the awful disease leprosy. And a girl, (unnamed in the Bible), was captured when King Aram’s raiders, led by Naaman, attacked Israel. This young woman, who served Naaman’ wife, suggested to the wife that if Naaman were to go to the prophet Elisha her God could heal him.
This drama written by Valerie Daramola.

 

Bible Reference:      2Kings 5:1-10

 

Cast:         1

 

Set:          blank

 

Sound:       as available

 

Costumes:    likely traditional

 

Time:        3 minutes

 

Sample of script:

 

Hi.

I know you are probably wondering who I am, and why I am included as one of the wonderful group of women from the Bible.

Well, I am just a young girl, but I will tell you why I was chosen to be a part of this honored group.

You might not know who I am, but I know you will remember my mistress’ husband.

I was captured when raiders from the King of Aram attacked Israel.

Do you know I was taken from my home, and my family, and forced to be a slave in the home of Naaman?

Naaman was the commander of the King of Aram’s army. He was a great soldier, but he had an awful disease. He had leprosy.

And this is why I’m here. And even though another young lady, who was also a young maiden girl like me, had her name mentioned in the Bible, you know, Rhoda, but my name is not given. Maybe that is why people don’t always remember me. But still I did something to bring glory to God.

I would hear my mistress talking about her husband, and how sick he was. She was so concerned about him. I could sometimes hear her praying to her god to heal him, but he just got worse and worse.

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  • Cast Number: 1
  • Run Time: 3
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Description

Naaman, the commander of the King of Aram’s army, had the awful disease leprosy. And a girl, (unnamed in the Bible), was captured when King Aram’s raiders, led by Naaman, attacked Israel. This young woman, who served Naaman’ wife, suggested to the wife that if Naaman were to go to the prophet Elisha her God could heal him.

This drama written by former DramaShare member Valerie Daramola.

Cast:    1 (monolog, female)

Bible Reference:    2Kings 5:1-10

Set:      bare

Lighting:        standard

  Sound:     wireless mics if available

Song:     none

SFX: none

Costumes:      likely traditional

Props:      none

Special Instructions:   none

  Time:     3

Sample of script:

actor enters stage

Hi!

I know you are probably wondering who I am, and why I am included as one of the wonderful group of women from the Bible.

Well, I am just a young girl, but I will tell you why I was chosen to be a part of this honored group.

You might not know who I am, but I know you will remember my mistress’ husband.

I was captured when raiders from the King of Aram attacked Israel.

Do you know I was taken from my home, and my family, and forced to be a slave in the home of Naaman?

Naaman was the commander of the King of Aram’s army. He was a great soldier, but he had an awful disease. He had leprosy.

And this is why I’m here. And even though another young lady, who was also a young maiden girl like me, had her name mentioned in the Bible, you know, Rhoda, but my name is not given. Maybe that is why people don’t always remember me. But still I did something to bring glory to God.

I would hear my mistress talking about her husband, and how sick he was. She was so concerned about him. I could sometimes hear her praying to her god to heal him, but he just got worse and worse.

The complete script, plus all 2,000 other DramaShare scripts, are available at no charge to DramaShare members, non-members may purchase the individual script.


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